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Thread: O/T:- Covid Trump

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    Interesting to see the dramatic widening of the gap between Biden and Trump's polling figures since the first debate and then Trump's alleged illness. It seems there is hope...

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    From the FT's US election poll monitoring page here: https://ig.ft.com/us-election-2020/

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidders View Post
    He may not be the most evil person on Planet Earth, but because of his position he is certainly the most dangerous. Putin is scary but doesn't have the reach of Trump and nor is he as anti trying to tackle climate change.
    Will he win? I doubt it, but then I doubted it in 2016 and what happened then?
    My worry is what happens if/when he hopefully loses. He's busy revving up the far right and I fear they will feel emboldened to take some sort of direct action. Look at what they were planning to do to Gretchen Whitmer. That wasn't some lone ****age boy plotting a fantasy attack in his bedroom. And even after that, all Trump's campaign manager can do is verbally attack her.

    It's a complete sh*t show. Not only have they got a leader who almost certainly has a serious personality disorder, he's now on dexamethasone too. Never mind god bless America, god help America.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigFatPie View Post
    One of them won’t say when he last tested negative for COVID, is planning on staging a rally tomorrow anyway and won’t even promise a peaceful transition of power if he loses. Biden may not be the most inspiring of politicians, but at least he’s sane.
    Yeah I actually agree with that. One of them is a machine politician who occasionally goes into Grandpa Simpson mode and forgets what he's saying or goes off on tangents. For me he hasn't distanced himself enough from the extreme left but it's still better than being an outright conman who says something stupid almost every time he opens his mouth and who is openly courting extremists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cher1 View Post
    My worry is what happens if/when he hopefully loses. He's busy revving up the far right and I fear they will feel emboldened to take some sort of direct action. Look at what they were planning to do to Gretchen Whitmer. That wasn't some lone ****age boy plotting a fantasy attack in his bedroom. And even after that, all Trump's campaign manager can do is verbally attack her.

    It's a complete sh*t show. Not only have they got a leader who almost certainly has a serious personality disorder, he's now on dexamethasone too. Never mind god bless America, god help America.
    Yes and unfortunately I don't think he's hit peak craziness yet either, not by a long way. Telling people to go to polling stations to check up on them is very worrying too. If it's Joe Bloggs hanging around at the polling station I suppose it's ok (although I've no idea what Joe Bloggs would do there exactly), but if you've got armed militias hanging round intimidating people that's insane banana republic stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drillerpie View Post
    Yes and unfortunately I don't think he's hit peak craziness yet either, not by a long way. Telling people to go to polling stations to check up on them is very worrying too. If it's Joe Bloggs hanging around at the polling station I suppose it's ok (although I've no idea what Joe Bloggs would do there exactly), but if you've got armed militias hanging round intimidating people that's insane banana republic stuff.
    Can't disagree. Just to highlight how dysfunctional his presidency is, I read an article recently saying that Fred Perry have banned the sale of their black polo tops with yellow trim to America. They were concerned that the proud boys were wearing them as a uniform. This was before the presidential debate.

    Trump's response when asked about them at the debate a few days later? “Proud Boys – stand back and stand by. But I’ll tell you what. I’ll tell you what. Somebody’s got to do something about antifa and the left because this is not a rightwing problem.”

    It comes to something when a British clothing company takes more action against an American extremist right wing group than the American president.

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    Some sensible news it seems https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-54475466

    Greg Abbott not getting his own way over there, let's hope things work our better for the Greg Abbott over here.

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    If the president of the United States decides on a whim to launch a nuclear attack, there is currently no protocol in place to question the decision, the command has to be carried out.

    Let's hope the wives keep a close eye on them.

    Looks like civil war regardless. Maybe more of a delay to that if Biden wins.

    Proud boys exist but I very much doubt a male version of mumsnet is going to be a match for antifa.

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    For what it's worth.
    https://politicalcompass.org/uselection2020




    I was bottom left corner last time I did the test.

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    Quote Originally Posted by upthemaggies View Post
    If the president of the United States decides on a whim to launch a nuclear attack, there is currently no protocol in place to question the decision, the command has to be carried out.
    No, you're wrong there. So many procedures, so many people more responsible than the president - any president. No single person can do it nor persuade others to go along with him. Doctor Strangelove is just a film, it's fiction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LaxtonLad View Post
    No, you're wrong there. So many procedures, so many people more responsible than the president - any president. No single person can do it nor persuade others to go along with him. Doctor Strangelove is just a film, it's fiction.
    ^If only this were true

    https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/22/o...ons-trump.html

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